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# Exploit Title: Virtual Airlines Manager 2.6.2 - Persistent Cross-Site Scripting
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# Google Dork: inurl:"/vam/index_vam_op.php"
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# Date: 2020-06-29
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# Exploit Author: Peter Blue
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# Vendor Homepage: https://virtualairlinesmanager.net
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# Software Link: https://virtualairlinesmanager.net
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# Version: 2.6.2
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# Tested on: Linux (Fedora 23), MariaDB, PHP 5.6.29, Apache
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# CVE: N/A
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This project looks nice but lacks a lot of input filtering.
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This example allows a logged-in user to inject JavaScript code, and this
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case steal a session ID, but other exploits could be injected.
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This exploit example assumes you have installed VAM 2.6.2 on a local server.
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Steps :-
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1. Log on. There is an admin account: Callsign: vam100, Password: 123456
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2. Click "Pilot Actions"
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3. Click "Internal Mail"
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4. Click New Message
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5. In "Subject" enter XSS <script>alert(document.cookie);//<</script>
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6. in "Message" type anything
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7. Click "Send"
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8. When the page refreshes your PHP session ID will show in an alert box
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It is also quite possible to inject raw HTML into the subject.
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A bit of Google Dorking revealed many websites running this, some were
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dead, some deserted and a few were live. |